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  1. ppgrainbow
    I'm currently running GNU Krelll Monitors (GKrellM) v2.3.2, the last version that supports Windows 2000. Here's a screenshot of what it looks like so far: I'm looking for a version of GKrellM that was originally ported by Bill Nalens, but has not been maintained since 2002. Do you have any idea which Windows version of GKrellM was the last to support Windows NT 4.0 and older versions of Windows? I'm also looking for plugins that worked with Bill Nalen's Windows version of GKrellM. I searched all over the web and couldn't find any. If you have any ideas, let me know. Here is the source code for GKrellM. It's maintainer sadly passed away a while back. As a bonus, if you ever thought about porting GKrellM to OpenWATCOM, that would be awesome!
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